Chemiluminescence at the turn of the millennium

an indispensible tool in modern chemistry, biochemistry, and medicine

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Schweda-Werbedruck
Language
German
Pages
368

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Table of Contents

Pt. 1. Chemiluminescence : basics, reaction types, demonstrations
pt. 2. Cellular luminescence and reactive oxygen species (ROS)
pt. 3. Peroxidation and antioxidation processes
pt. 4. Medical applications of luminescence
pt. 5 Bioluminescence and applications
pt. 6. Luminescence-immunoassays and automatisation.

Edition Notes

Papers presented as lecture and poster sessions of the 2nd Dresden Chemiluminescence Days in May 2000, with the addition of some more recent work.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Dresden

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vii, 368 pages
Number of pages
368

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OL49893663M
ISBN 10
3980785300
OCLC/WorldCat
50308480

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